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We specialize in Vegan Mineral Makeup for yellow/olive skin tones as well as cruelty free brushes & accessories.
We encourage others to enhance their natural beauty as well as valuing the beauty on the inside!
You worked on getting your mineral foundation’s finish just right, but how about your setting powder? Here are four things you can do to keep the finish soft and natural. 💕
✨ Let your skincare dry before applying makeup.
✨ Apply foundation in thin layers.
✨ Use very little setting powder.
✨ Finish with a hydrating mist if it still looks too powdery.
Save this for your next makeup day! Watch the full tutorial on YouTube . 📺
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Want a smoky eye without a harsh line? 🤎
I apply my mineral eyeshadow with mixing medium on a brow brush, then blend just the top edge with a Q-tip. This keeps the definition close to my lashes while softening the edge for that smoky effect.
Watch the full brown smoky eye tutorial on YouTube at 📺
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09/29/2026
Have some loose mineral makeup sitting around that you haven’t used in forever? Don’t throw it out! 😅
One of the things I’ve always loved about loose minerals is how versatile they are. They’re basically little jars of color, so why limit them to just ONE thing?
You can change up your eyeliner, mix your own custom shades, add some shimmer to your body lotion, create your own lip color (just make sure your minerals are lip safe!), and even make your own custom nail polish color. 💅🏼
These are 5 of my favorite creative ways to get a little more use out of your mineral makeup. And honestly, once you start looking at your minerals as COLORS instead of just eyeshadow or blush, there’s a lot you can do with them! 🎨
I go into all 5 ideas in my newest YouTube video!
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Have you heard of the anti-blush trend? 👀
Instead of the usual pink or peachy cheeks, anti-blush uses softer, more neutral tones to add a little shape and dimension without really looking like “blush.”
I already had the perfect shade for this in my collection, so of course I had to try it. 💕
For this look I used Serene, a neutral rosy beige, and kept the rest of the makeup soft and coordinated.
Watch the full anti-blush tutorial on YouTube at 💕📺
Would you try anti-blush?
09/22/2026
Did you think loose mineral eyeshadow only had one way to apply it?
Here are 5 ways I like to use it:
✨ Dry for a softer wash of color
💧 Foiled for a deeper more metallic finish that lasts longer
🖌️ Eyeliner either dry or wet depending on how bold I want it
🤎 Brows when the shade works with my coloring
✨ Highlight or blush with shades that work well on the face
And of course I go into a LOT more detail in the full video including how I use each technique and which brushes work best.
Watch the full tutorial on YouTube at 📺💕
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Dark eyeshadow can go from 0 to 70 REALLY quickly. 😳😂
For my YouTube tutorial, “Little Black Dress Glam,” I wanted something darker and a little more mysterious than what I normally wear, so I used a deep charcoal mineral eyeshadow. The trick for me is using a smaller brush and building the color slowly so it doesn’t get away from me!
And because dark loose minerals can mean fallout, I came prepared for that too. I show you exactly how I make my DIY eyeshadow shields, along with a few other tips and tricks, in real time so you can try it at home!
The full Little Black Dress Makeup Tutorial is now on YouTube 🖤
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09/15/2026
Ever wondered about loose mineral eyeshadows and thought, “What’s the big deal?”🤔
Swipe through for the 5 reasons I personally love them! And if you use loose minerals too, tell me what you love about them!🤗❤️
You can also watch the full video on my YouTube channel 💕
I go into more detail and show how loose minerals can change from a soft wash to a stronger, foiled finish, plus how easily you can customize them. 📺
This look was a little more impromptu than planned for our Friday night get-together, which was basically an unofficial bachelorette party that wasn’t really a bachelorette party. 😂
I kept the eyes soft and neutral with Noble across the lid, then added just a thin line of Inspiring for a subtle touch of indigo. You can *barely* see the blue, but that was the point…It gave my eyes a little more definition and tied everything together without taking away from the neutral look. (You know me, I 🤎 neutrals!) I finished it with Affectionate blush on my cheeks and Serene blush as my “brontour.”
Would you wear a subtle indigo liner with a neutral eye?😊
Eyeshadow fallout has always been an issue for me, which is exactly why I wanted to share this video. After using the tricks in this detailed tutorial, I can now take on even the darkest eyeshadows without worrying about ruining the rest of my makeup!😄🖤
I’m sharing the tools, techniques and simple tricks that can help you prevent fallout and get a cleaner eyeshadow look.👁️⭐️
Watch the full tutorial now on my YouTube channel, (🔗Link also in Bio)
Let me know which trick you plan to try first in the comments!🤗 Or…what are your favorite tips and tricks?
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